The Inn at Harbour Town: Perfect Setting for a Couple to Enjoy Some Together Time

The sea islands off the Georgia and South Carolina coasts offer the perfect setting for a couple to enjoy some together time and hit the links.

The Inn at Harbour Town – the newly renovated 60-room boutique hotel at The Sea Pines Resort on Hilton Head Island – is a romantic getaway locale extraordinaire.

Steeped in gracious Southern charm and surrounded by mesmerizing seascapes along the Calibogue Sound, guests are now welcomed by a rejuvenated lobby marked by soft blues, soothing greens and warm neutrals. Furnishings have been updated to exude a relaxing seaside ambiance, while newly-installed tropical landscaping and lighting craft a gracious exterior.

New sound and light-proofing creates total tranquility and relaxation in the well-appointed guest rooms, while stylish new fabrics, linens, window treatments and spa-like bathrooms are playful and energizing. Renowned artist Michael B. Karas was commissioned to create signature, Lowcountry giclée prints that adorn both the lobby and guests rooms.

Simply put, a premier romantic destination is now even better.

Just because an atmosphere of ease and enchantment prevails, don’t get the impression there is nothing to do – although few locales are as suited for escaping the hustle and bustle and reconnecting.

Just off the main hotel entrance is the resort’s famed Harbour Town Golf Links, one of the most iconic names in golf having welcomed the world’s best players and thousands of fans for over 40 years at the RBC Heritage, one of the most distinguished events on the PGA TOUR schedule. Its perennial accolades are too long to list here.

Sea Pines offers a “Sweet on You” The Inn at Harbour Town romance package which includes two nights’ accommodations, welcome bottle of champagne, dinner for two, late night dessert and daily breakfast. Prices currently start at $369 ( per room, per night).

Source: Luxury Travel

 

 

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